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No, my story is much better. Undercover Boss doesn't fire anybody as far as I know. The premise of Undercover Boss is a company that is starving their employee
by dahwolf 4y ago
No, my story is much better.
Undercover Boss doesn't fire anybody as far as I know. The premise of Undercover Boss is a company that is starving their employees. To distract from this awkward reality, the Undercover Boss picks an employee that is double-starving, say a single mother.
And then radically improves her life. Everybody claps and is in tears not realizing that everybody else continues to be fucked.
Not my approach. I achieve total justice.
- elliotto 4y agoThis is a great description of all feel good American media
- dahwolf 4y agoI would complete the description by mentioning that the one employee that was helped probably had to return whatever help was given as it was just for TV. They can keep their 20% discount though on the after-work course "5 ways to financial success" so that personal issues stop disrupting productivity.
- Maxious 4y agoSometimes Undercover Boss does flip the script, the cantankerous employee is invited to meet the boss but instead of their hopes and dreams fulfilled, they get shown the door https://youtu.be/00cpVKavcOs https://youtu.be/00cpVKavcOs